Arthur Seymour Sullivan

Taken from The Pirates of Penzance and arranged for Sopranos and Baritones by Desmond Ratcliffe.

This well-known hymn belongs to the essential repertoire when it comes to church concerts. This has to do with the way in which the work slowly develops. The start is very intimate and melancholic, ev...

Written at the deathbed of Arthur Sullivan's brother Fred in 1877 and setting words by Adelaide Anne Proctor, The Lost Chord was immediately successful and became the biggest sensation of any song in...

Christmas Bells at Sea is written for tenor–bass choir and inspired by the legend of sailors who, on Christmas Eve, heard distant bells drifting across the waves. To those at sea, the mysterious sound...

The five songs are original late romantic choir music, which is well suited for recorder quartet.

It Was H. M. S. Pinafore That Really Established Gilbert And Sullivan In British Comic Theatre. This Version Of The Work Has Been Expertly Adapted To A Length And Level Of Musical Ability That Suits Y...

Flöte, Oboe (2), Klarinette (2), Horn (2), Fagott (2) (Kontrabass, Kontra-Fagott ad lib.).

One of Gilbert and Sullivan's most popular operettas has been wonderfully adapted and arranged here for a classroom cantata by M. J. Arnold. This musical is full of the same lively and colourful char...

Discovery Level 3 Your singers will have a rollicking good time living the pirate life with this setting of the famous song from Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance and the over-the-top satir...